Join Shenandoah Conservatory’s acting students as they participate in a nationwide series of readings exploring the state of democracy in America through new short works by women+ playwrights spanning comedy, tragedy and perspectives across the political spectrum.
Driven by a pulsating score, razor-sharp satire and psychological suspense, American Psycho explores the dark intersections of identity, status and obsession in a society consumed by appearances.
Equal parts “fiendishly good and fiendishly goofy” (Chicago Tribune), the award-winning ~Nois Quartet brings its dynamic artistry and adventurous spirit to the stage, championing contemporary music through innovative performances and collaborations with living composers.
Join the Dance Ensemble for a dynamic program featuring original works by faculty choreographers Angela Dice Nguyen, Ben Howard and Katherine Zukeri, alongside a special guest work by Ali Koinoglou.
Created and directed by Byron Jones, this year’s Opera Up Close presents an evening of songs, arias and spoken text examining the themes of love, loss and the transformative power of music.
Experience an evening of bold contemporary music as the Wind Ensemble performs Paul Dooley’s Masks and Machines, Jim Bonney’s DARKlightNESS featuring guitarist Colin Davin and Zhou Tian’s vibrant Sinfonia.
Featuring special guest soloist Jens Lindemann, the program showcases swinging big band music, patriotic favorites, the Armed Forces Service Medley and inspiring selections that honor those who served.
Under the direction of Colin Davin, the Guitar Ensemble presents an engaging evening celebrating the artistry, versatility and expressive possibilities of the classical guitar.
Find a moment of stillness and connection with The Naghash Ensemble, whose mesmerizing music brings together the sounds of Armenian folk traditions, new classical music and contemporary post-minimalism.
Presented in an intimate candlelight setting, The Naghash Ensemble of Armenia creates an immersive musical experience unlike any other.
Inspired by images of medieval castles, hunts, forests and sweeping landscapes, Bruckner’s Symphony No. 4 in E-flat Major transports audiences through a richly imagined world of grandeur, mystery and triumph.
Penniless and indebted, struggling young playwright William Shakespeare is tormented by writer’s block until he meets the beautiful Viola de Lesseps. Will it all work out in the end or are the two star-crossed lovers destined for tragedy?
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